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You should run for councilor. Too many asleep while folks with more nefarious intentions do their thing.

I admire your idealism, but car free in Quincy, even in this location, is a tough sell. A spot per unit seems reasonable to me, even though I do share your desire to see trends shift away from cars.

For the Quarry St proposal looks like they will demolish this granite house. But the vinyl clad insurance office landscaped with asphalt shall remain. I understand they don't own that property but... :confused:

Got a notice for a community meeting for a development across from Common Market restaurant on this block. Reverse side:

I agree with you, but the entire building is inconsiderate.

Yes, when I think rivers and trains I also think about the Doppler effect, which is also what I think about when I see that window pattern. Wow what a doozy.

Then I'll start a very small club for people who like Center Plaza. I think Pemberton Square could suck less if it wasn't treated like an alley where vans get stored. If it had a tree canopy and some activation along the Center Plaza side then it would be a cool, intimate space, like Bow Mkt but...

One of those at each red line stop or getthefuggouttahere

I wonder if we can just spend $80 mil every 10 years and "preserve" it a couple dozen times. I think we'll be dealing with a different set of problems by then, possibly sooner. ;)

I think it was Richard Florida's Rise of the Creative Class that argued as jobs became more highly skilled, companies started moving to areas with a talent pool instead of workers moving to areas with jobs. I imagine the relatively recent shift to remote work provides an incentive for workers to...

Think about all the steak tips we could've had.

See 43:17 for scenes filmed there. Great Boston movie and worth watching, uploaded to Vimeo by the director himself.

They've already relocated

Yikes. Wiping out houses for this building with a big setback and parking lot seems shitty for that street.

And the neighborhood of Riverdale in Dedham is another island, albeit a smaller one. I heard they used to graze cows there.

Yes, that intersection could be a proper square.

That sounds more about the gesture than cleanliness.

Regarding frivolous energy use, I was referring to the emergence of data centers that consume as much electricity as a small city. Yes, we've always been inefficient, but then new uses arrive that allow us to waste even more. Also you'll notice that most new homes are lit up like a 7-eleven...

Such abuses of eminent domain use. That's a fine block and he's going to chop it up for a tax dollar bonfire. I think his last grab was the block further south on Hancock that will one day serve as the entrance plaza to his buddy Hale's condo high-rise.